In this special series focused on legal case management software, host Dan Lear explores various case management companies to help firms make informed decisions. In this episode, Dan speaks with Dragana Milovanovic from Matter365, a user friendly cloud solution that fully integrates all data from Microsoft Office 365 applications into a matter-centric environment. With powerful add on features and Microsoft 365 applications, Matter365 is one of the most comprehensive solutions on the market today.
Leveraging the Power of Microsoft Office 365
Matter365 was founded in 2020 to fully integrate all data from Microsoft 365 applications into a matter-centric environment. This powerful integration allows law firms to leverage the robust features of Office 365 in a law firm-centric format.
As the discussion unfolds, Dragana explains that Matter365 was developed to address pain points identified by lawyers, including the stressful process of adapting to new software. Matter365 sought to streamline this transition by utilizing data from familiar Microsoft Office 365 applications, such as SharePoint, OneDrive, Notes, Tasks, and Outlook.
The unique selling point of Matter365 lies in its ability to consolidate these disparate applications into one cohesive platform. By integrating data storage and leveraging the capabilities of Microsoft Office 365, Matter365 simplifies workflow management, enhances team collaboration, and ensures data security.
Choosing Matter365
Matter365 aims to serve law firms with up to 50 employees that don't have a need for additional departments beyond the legal team. Their main markets are the U.S., Canada, and Australia. The software offers flexibility in fee structures, allowing law firms to add retainers, billable hours or contingency fees.
To learn more about Matter365 and explore their offerings, visit their website at matter365.com.
Conclusion
The Financially Legal podcast's exploration of legal case management software aims to provide valuable insights for law firms seeking to optimize their operations. For more information and resources on choosing the right case management system for your firm, visit our legal case management center.
